When the study’s foundation—the focus-interest (from the research problem, objective, methodology, and approach) and the theme-style (from jargon, language, terminology, and form)—differ, it should be loosened, relaxed, and open; otherwise, it would be unfair and inconsiderate (Brillo 2023, 2025 [message/lecture]).
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Their comments come from haters and trolls. Why should we focus on these lesser mortals? You and I possess a passion they do not have (Brillo 2025 [message/lecture]).
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It is natural and should be common knowledge—especially transparency and information, which are the core of academia—that limiting, restricting, or concealing information severely undermines our democratic foundation and strays from academic principles.
Freedom of speech—the right to share information—is fundamental and necessary to thrive, encourages public discussion, and offers effective resolutions.
I provide preliminary information; the next step is validation. Information is indispensable for accountability and for making better decisions moving forward.
(Brillo 2025 [message/lecture]).
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I prefer studying and reviewing concepts, theories, frameworks, and perspectives, including qualitative and subjective research (Brillo 2024, 2025 [message/lecture]).
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Work, when you have money, you'll leave.
Passion, when you have money, you'll persist.
(Brillo 2020, 2025 [message/lecture]).
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Often different and misunderstood, yet intensely independent and insanely driven— prefers thoughtful reasoning, demonstrates passionate focus, remarkable conceptual memory, exceptional pattern recognition and connections, and pursues long-term aspirations (Brillo 2020 [message/lecture]).
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Endorsing is not a privilege but a fundamental part of a person’s position. An endorsement can be declined if the application has flimsy and insubstantial grounds. If an applicant has well-established and strong grounds, an endorsement cannot be denied, as it is a duty and obligation (Brillo 2016, 2021, 2024 [message and/or lecture]).
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